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DELICATE DE11c1oussrss aD1Aeos-
ALLY DRAWN OUT.

Come. small boys, large boys come cast aside your
toys:
Come take look into our cosy nook;
Let us contribute to your joys.
We will please you never 9rieve You,
70 Nor deceive yen. but will give dollar to boot
If you will duplicate for FOUR our handsome Three.
Dollar Suit
our Excellent suits at THEE puILAR but 9 asS
those at 1929, $3.50, 1915, 1887, "a, "a. IL and
One of the clan was NORWEGIAN.
. Who wanted q suit for rough;
It must be strong, resisting wear,
Elastic, good and tough.
He thought us high. but quick reients
Of Suits at THREE 6o i.i and NINETY CENTS.
we touch bottom at :5 80 for Mems Suits, which
our All Wool sack and Cutaway Suits at 81 SO SS IS
500 and 1919 bucks the wind out of all of 'em.
x SlG11 3Ec E,S QTR Ina NAME ,E,,
The next to hand is Grand Army" man
Who wants a suit of blue.
We lis ewise take him by the hand
And kindly SHOW him through"
Soon his quick eye rests 'Slater'sn best
- He has tried it and proved it true.
The price? His eyes opened wide as we replied
NINE FIFTY buys suit of blue.
Right here we take occasion to remark that orr
Grand Army Suit at 80 SO is emphaticaiIy the Cck
OF the Walk Cut under it. gentlemen else step down
and out. ~
Following his tread came an ex- Confed.
w no said he had searched all the day
Through many place in fruitless chase ,-r
or a Suit Of Confederate Gray, ...,f..-.e
Suit, in which mingled the BLUE AND THE GRAY
The tears bes An to rise to the "Old Rebs- eyes
he bought II and went on his way. M. ~s,s,y. -
inns SIMPLE statement OF simple but touching truth
made Only to show that we have goods to suit every
nooy and That our prices within the reach of all
We keep up the hh standard of our goods and force
down the high standard of prices.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

The Sethe! Literary Association. viii be enter.
talpeSt this evening by Hon. Jas. Ii. Piles OF Ohio
subject Pictures in the life lot OF him who held
the ribbons % the French Revolution at 4Or
Base ball games set for yesterday were post
POneu On account OF the prevailing storm.
bazaar and lunch will be held at Willard Hall
April 70. II. and - in aid OF wOInan'S work In
Ascension parish. There will be broom drill to.
ElorrOw evening.
Mrs. Mary l. Johnson. widow OF the late Award
Johnson, and mother of johnson Brothers died
yesterday at the residence of her son. 1904 Massa-
chuSetts avenue. The funeral will take place at 2
o'clock to-morrpw afternoon from Mount vernon
church
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Is offered free 10 every subscriber to the WEEKLY
STAR IL Is handsomely printed book OF fsu
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Of general information :
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AN IMPORTANT DELAWARE BILL SroIKN.-It was
discovered at Dover, Del, yesterday that the bill
for the suppression OF policy gambling which
had passed both houses been signed by the speak
er Of the senate and only waited the signature OF
the speaker OF the house, had disappeared. There
Is ground for suspicion that it stolen from the
clerks desk on Thursday. duplicate bill was at
once introduced and railrOaded through the house
and to second reading in the senate
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Indications for the "a hours commencing at d. m
For District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia fair weather, northerly winds becoming
variable slowly rising temperature, preceded by
frpstS Wednesday morning.
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Affairs I'm West washinSten.

CHANGED WITH VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAVA
warrant was issued from the Police Court to-day
charging John Il. Schultz, the dealer on n street,
with selling cigars and cigarettes On sunday.
morning that about 60 acres OF what IL known Is
the Friendship tract, in the county owned by
John Harrington, was sold yesterday for S2E 600.
GRAIN RECEIrTs.-Canal Boat Gregory arrived
with 500 bushels of wheat and fve tons OF hay
for J, G. and j. NJ. Waters.
terday, are reported as follows: Cattle up and
sold-Best, at 5a5kc;; good, at 4ka5c,; medium,
SEQ sc per head, Calves at 5aGc
STOLEN WATcH.-Lemuel Jones, Of No 1O76
3Oth street, reports stolen rom his room on the
10th inst. a silver watch worth So
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WARM AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 40; condftion, 6:
receiving reservoir, temperature, So; condition at
north connection, SO; condition at south connec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature So;
condition at tnfluent gate-house, 80; condition at
efiuent gate-hOuSe, SO.
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C. c. PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA gives more
refreshing bath than the ocean, removes all odor
and chang from the person, cures all insect bites
and keeps the skin as smooth babys Only q
g. Parsons Household Ammonia will do this
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For PURE BRANDIEs, blackberry and raspberry
Tor medicinal purposes go to the old and reliable
establishment or chr. Xander, where only pure
articles are sold. Physicians please take notice
SO9 Th 81 NV.
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BARGAINS In SPRING DRrss Goops

We have the largest and best assorted stock of
Dress Goods 1t has ever been pleasure to display
for the inspection of our friends and customers We
are confident If you will do the favor call and look
through our stock you will find Just what you want at
correct prices We name few special things:
42in. Colored Abatross Cloths in neat Plaids, Soc
Spring Weight Ladies' Cloth, for tailormade Suits
Tricot Cloths in new spring colors So 75c.
Mayfsre Suiting one yard wide in plain and stripes
se-ins Twilled De Bese in Gray and Brown Mixtures,
new thing in Diagonal suiting, 15c.
Extra Good Value in Black Cashmere, So 75c
Our Stock Of Wash Fabrics never was better.
SO New Styles Satteens, 12Hc. 15c
French Satteens 2:5c Crinkle Seersuckers IN DC
Case Corded and Check Peoua. &c
Extra wide Bleached Sheetine 23c
AL Linen Cream Damask 25 az Soc
Best turkey Red Table Damask, from 70 yard
lengths, 42c.; worth Goo
Hamburg Edgings, 2, 4, s, 8, IOc
Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths
Balance Of our Carpets at cost
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO..
636 Penn. ave. south side,
ap13 Near 7th st.
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PRACTICAL INVESTMENT Is to buy the English
tan driving glove at Soc: usual price, $50 Auer-
bach & Bro, 6S3 Pa ave.
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JUST RErKIvEp, a new line OF bicycle and boating
snirIs latest coiors, at popular prices, from 81 TO
$S-9O. Francs, cor. 9TH and SITS
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AN ArFEsL tu the >sISCS II the shortest road TO
ihe heart, and no faculty tsuu susceptible than
That of smell. Try your esst girl with EASTMAN
haDonO Perfume.
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STRANGE. But TRUE. You can find the largest
assortment OF baby carriages at 8. Horowftz' 80
N
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Hold Fast Tobacco IS the finest chew
For sale by all flrst-class retailers. 10
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Am Alleged COlored Swiudler.

HIS VARIOUS OPERATIONS IN THIS CITY
Last night Officer Mansfield arrested q negro
named William, alias Richard johnson, who. it ts
stated, Is wanted in Baltimore as well as In this
city, on several charges Of swindling. The prts-
oner Is about 35 years Of age very BLACK. and
stands about six feet high. He is neatly dressed
and wears a silk hat
Detectives Carter and Mahon who investigated
the sW1ndnDg cases charged against him. state
that johnson first made himself known In this
city about two years ago. when he met Mr. Holm
lloyd contractor, who, while standing on the
banks OF the James Greek Canal. was apDrOarhe1
by johnson, who stated that he was the owner of
.boat-lOad OF sand, which was stuck fast on the
Mats, and offered To sell il. The offer was ac-
cepted. but johnson wanted money to pay a tug
Tor pulling the boat or the flats The amount
asked Tor Mr. Lloyd gave hinl. and afterwards as
cerI aimed that the man did not own the sand
He was identified by Mr.. Redmond the conn.,
mission merchant, as the man who some months
ago sWindled him out OF a0Out$7.5O. The prisoner
he says, represented that ne had a cargo Of nota
toes coming up the river on the steamer Wake
field; that he was short OF funds and wanted a few
oollarS 10 make out with until the cargo arrived
when he would sell it TO him (RedrnOnd) He re-
turned twice afterwards and obtained smaller
amounts
He IS also said to be the man who successfully
sw1ndled several persons by representing that he
was the owner OF drove Of sheep, and wanted
money TO support his men who had charge of the
droye until he could get them into the city After
playing this 'racket" here until he was geJffno
notorious IL Is thought he went to Baltimore and
played his game in that city.
When arrested last night he was endeayornp IN
escape FROM the real estate Office OF Main Rrns
under the Sc. Charles Hotel. 1t Is charged that he
appeared at the Office OF Main Bros several days
ago. and claimed TO represent his brother, who
owned a valuable piece of property ON street
which he wanted 70 sci, and he bargained for the
SAFE OF the property He also claimed that he had
Tor sale load OF corn and oats which he wanted
10 pay freight on, and 10 is charged by means or
these false and fraudulent pretenses he obtained
the sum OF S12.
He was taken to the Police Court this morning
ana q charge OF false pretenses against him was
1 continued until FRIDAY ''~'
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Ereeh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 h. Ward" prints 45c Der l6
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermtlk; sweet Mn
SC. per quart. Cream 15c
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THE NEW NAN. new baby carriages with new
prices, is s. Horowfz, 30 18th St NV
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Is onered Tree 70 every subscriber 70 the WEEKLY
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F99aRs SALE az 39 O. NV b. h.. nj. ooo
MI 5rs .ss. 600 sos 9Th St. bin, m. iooo0
sshsei Snidns 600 So d St W. Hhs low
lar ~ - H. u. 500 aisS. sias, ai3o ''oo
VI as b. Il hS q a.. SSS
rs h ST. NV. bh,, .oo s 70 22d ST. NV, b.h on,
Al Ie! 81 sin.x 1'OO st NV. B. h.. $500
1isS 18th st. NV. SIS So aad st nw NV
500 St NV b h, ei4a stnw ORA 600
,o Il ION :: 81 al SS
bh,. ri, 10n- Loco l4ls st, BIN, Il; 1000
sSsS st nw ss $s 5s s s sa St: 5000
h, iors,y,-:::: 900 ii4s Iish st. NV, ~
BIZ ni a s sfs 5000 ios sS 81 s.i 600
12Os 9TH n W, b h.. -oo "A. 426 o-st alley. {; o.
as 1s b. h, SIS $500 SO 18th st nv,
H. Sr..~------. LOU
heels ss +. a. aS is s . 81 E HOS s ss %
ssiSs 800 ST 81 sssS: Fl
ss BIG bans M ss R fksa
is in thorough repair , Let - s1g3 PE,cs GO 39o
EOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS, SMALL CASH
Il payment balance suit three story Frame House
nas ss Lot It
EoR sALE-CORNER PROPERTY, 81 FEET on
New York ave and lo4 feet on New Jersey ave. two
STE 6Sa'f Benz .Po iss gas .ad ssf
+ modern improvements; on 18th, between s and T.
ssfss ME RstSe Wilcox WINE
INoR sALE-HOUsE ON ST, BET path AND
18th SITS NV ~ 6 Forth sde rooms gas and water
spfS-55t wEscoFT, WILCOX WINE
IGOR sALE-THREE-sToRf BkfcK, OK sosYH
Il side ~, near 10Th ST.: nine rooms; good for bust
api5-3t wEsCOTT. WILCOX &'wINE.
ICOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROP
Profitable AND safe investment. D. kAMEY Real f.
Tor ARGAINs-ELEyEN- ROOM BRICK
i sold At csn 1n6 sG Lot
EOR sALE-A NEW sEvEN-ROOM BAY WINDOW
- Brick dry concrete cellar large yard twelve foot
terms easy. Apply to owner on premises. l2o5
EoR sALR-13a4 10TH sT.Nw.; s2a OoO-I WILL
and carefully residence rcenty built
sfs Calvary Ksss re; s.
Cincinnati. Ohio. mh15-S5t.
FOR sALEaAN ELEGANT NEW DWELL;
rooms and cellar furnace, FIRE CRATES and all modern
Improvements; handsomely papered and mahogany
mantes; with mirror in every room; wide parking.
Price only S9,:,5
The house is open for inspection.
For PARTICULARS apply to the owner, R GOLD
SCHMID. 12lO St NV, from 8 to pm. spl6-2m
EoR sALE-BARGAIN-s ROOM HOUSE: ALL
Il mod imps., with adjoining building lot. 9th St,
near NJ NV. GEO. {. PAYNE & CO.
ap16-3t 613 18th st. n.
FOR sALEsl4l Z 81. y. W.: TWO STORY AND
basement; press brick front, eight in excel
lent order; modern improvements: lot ia by 100
feet deep; price, $4,000 Apply to owner, prem
lses. ap16-1Ut'
nor SALE-0R EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY
IL property, lot, room house, variety of good fruit
place Inquire BOT North Carolina ave Sc apI St.
TIOR SALE-KOUSEs
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IoU can buy a >t'ud Leather Misses Spring Heel,
Cur Md - SSS,i ~ va U'at for $50 per pair.
w H. Rich. II aSr<e< Syes<c.
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sales Of Real Exsafc.

W. C. Hill has bought of John Cook lot s, South
University Grounds, for "a. 600
CnaS. z Fraser has purchased OF Annie r
Learners i0r - 200 the west half of lot H. SQUARE
stS 70 by l0O feet, on street, between I'd and Sd
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Monty FOR TIE GARFIELD H0sPFfAI--Mrs. Tul.
CARRIED Hospital, has received rrom "a Friend.
S4O 70 pay fvr the furnishing OF two more rooms In
tne new hospital wing, also 800 for special pur-
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CITY ITEMS.

Ti0it the Great Banner Sale az Cl~thim~
at 731 9Th st. Greatest bargains Of your life III
men, boys and chlldren'S Look for the yellow
gains unheard Of
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District Government Affair.".
ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN.

ADDITIONAL POLICEMEN.
The Following have been appointed adtlitiona,
privates Of the police force without COMPENSATION
therefor from the District: r. G. PindeII M r
Fleet, isaac {. POtee and David Washington
WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSES
nave been granted L II. Schneider & s. F. asker
D. w. shane, John Morgan, l. N. p. Harris Henry
BUSH. Bar-room licenses have been granted Frank
w. Heygster and Jake b. Zebley.
MISCELLANEOUS.
the plans for the four new school houses were
completed to-day, and the Commissioners viii
shortly advertise for bids for their construction
Col. Wilson has obtained permission from the
commissioners TO erect q stand on the sidewalk
east OF the Circle at the southwest entrance or
the Garfield statue ~
!. r. Wagyaman and others have petiti0ned the
SomMlSsaoners 10 extend q Waterman along
spruce street, between Linden street and Hare.
WOOD avenue. LeDrOit Park
Inc plumbing board has prepared rules and
sesMalons ior the examination OF applicants for
registration. They have been Submitted tn the
District commissioners fer approval.
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BIANKErs Cleaned; very low prices by large lots
ParaSols cleaned. A. Fischer, sos q St NV
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YouR PoRrRA1r In On Os Cav.
VAS, WOOD. METAL. Oh CARTOON.
CABINET SIZE 40 so
Seao your ph2tograph and state color of eyes, hair
utess S0o ornaments with $3.50 and receive An ar
thur Portrait" in lasting oil co1ora & AZ
THE ARTHUR PORTRAIT CO.
Artlsts and Photographers,
studio, $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave
coi0Ts % uniforms' regalia, bridal costumes, &C.
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OxE HUNDRED

ONE HUNDRED
PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS
JUST RECEIVED: PLAIDS, CHECKS. FANCY
AND SNOWFLAKE DRESS GOODS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
SQ9 A gRR TIT ZEE RRR >" ssss
&C r = EERkk + E. Ear En- ssss
z ooS 9 ~ 4 & Z + ZEE + ssss -
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST. -
BEATT Wa PLAID LAD, DRESS DRESS eooBsa PURE SILK
PIN CHECK FANCY DRESS GOODS PURE SILK
AND WOOL. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH. soc
CAMEL'S HAIR SERGE. PURE WOOL. WIDE DOU-
BILE WIDTH, SOC. -
cAMEI'S {I HAIR nTRIGoT CLOTH, PURE WOOL,
TRICOT CLOTH, ALL PURE WOOL. WIDE DOUBLE
WIDTH. Cash value 50c.l REDUCED TO 37kc
ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
SPRING SHADES. WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, II
fkEEEXSH. sATiNEs FINEST QUALITY. NEW
AMERICAN, SATINEs. FRENCH STYLES, 124c
BLACK SURAH SILKS, 6Oc
BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e. wv
HEAVY eros GRAiN BLACK SILKS, CSC
BLAGK CAsEMERRs, FINE Quality, WIDE
o EXTRA 7 A., LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL
BUYS 80 (or over) IN DRY GOODS, FOR CASH ais
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FINK PORTRAITS Nets kcmethy. al0e Pa. ave.
Irr-Epr,n
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Insist on HAVING corrugated key Yale locks;
none afi0rd greater security.
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FATHER AND Son KILLED BY LIGErN1Sa.-Durinp
a terrific storm at P1keville Section, N c., the
house OF Taylor Eastman, prominent farmer was
near one window and Eastman ard his son at
another window, while a daughter had seat In
front OF the fireplace. Eastman and hts SON were
killed outright and Mrs. Eastman and her daugh.
ter were SO badly stunned as to render them 1n-
conscious
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SEE J. c. Mel poisons advertisement store Z
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r W. HxNnsxSs,> -. ttlsF street northwest
Vail paper. WtsSs'~ >sA4ics Sc
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Hold Fast Tobacco Is made OF the highest
With the purest ingredients 10
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DELEGATION IRON THE Y. " c. A. ENTERTAINED By
THE ASSOCIATION IN THIS CITY.
Twenty-eight members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Baltimore made visit
last evening To the association In this city, return
ing visit that was made by 4 delegation from
this city 10 Baltimore short time ago. The visit
0rS were received by Mr.. JnO W. Foster the presi-
dent OF the association; MI. Chas. b. Bailey, ~ s.
Pratt, l. A Harding. Jno b. Wight. Rev. Jno. u.
AnseS, 4 W. woodruff, and other members. The
ViSltorS were shown about the building and spent
some time in the gymnasium, where they were
greatly fnteresteQ in watching some Ut the expert
gymnasts- They'll sat down toa- collation. In
one OF the upper roouS, and afteTwaFd attended a
meeting or the members OF the association, where
speeches We're made, and some of the visitors took
the opportunity 10 express themselves as being
mighty pleased with what they had seen. The as
Scialon In this city Is nearly large as the Bal
tlmOre association. the one having about LOO
members and The other about ]. 500.
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TWICE ELECTED FROM SALOON FOR p1soRpERLY
CONDUCT, HE AGAIN RETURNS AND GETS 4 BULLET
THKOC6H HIS CHIN.
Last night about $50 o'clock John Thornton, a
cOored man. apparently under the influence Of
liquor, went into saloon at the corner Of 9Th and
streets southwest, kept by Edward S. Hall, and
while there became very noisy. The proprietor
ordered him out. but he refused 10 60 and put his
hand In his hip pocket aS though he was going to
draw revolver or razor. when the proprietor
eJecteu him frpm the premises. In a few minutes
ne returned and renewed his dfSor(terly conduct
The proprietor again requested him TO leave ami
he dared the latter 10 put him ont and it is claimed
Lew a razor. The proprietor elected him again.
thornton returned once more, and during the
quarrel which followed Hall drew a revolver and
nred at Thornton, the bullet striking him In the
chln, shatterfng the bone, and lodging in the
throat The injured mans father who vas In the
saloon at the time, took his to the Office OF DR.
winters, where his wound was dressed. He was
subsequently, taken In the police ambulance TO
FreedmanS Hospital On the way To the hospital
thornton said he swallowed the bullet Hall was
arrested by Officers Block and Constantine and
vas released ON 500 hail. This morning. In the
Police Court. Hall was charged with assault and
battery with intent 10 Kill. He waived an exami-
naIloD. and the case was sent TO the grand Jury:
bonds. $1,000.
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ssThe Queen Of BeerA.,,-No family should
pc without Moerletns celebrated Beer, 75c per
doA t6m1 n H. FINLEY, Agt, l2O6 D st.
Col Go! Go to YOung's Fire Sale, 73e
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Dominic's Church. Apply on the premises after
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Two TH1ses
Are everywhere giving COLGATE + CO.'S
EUREKA" SOAP the lead over any other.
LIST. It is by reason of the Extraordinary In
ducements offered dealers to push it, the Quick.
est Selling Soap on the market
I'd. 1t positively affords consumers the best
return for its cost-FOUR CENTS PER CAKE
Of any Soap ever made
mh26s,tth1m
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Silks, Satins, Velvess and Cashmeres
at aaugntering prices, at YouNG's great fre sale,
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Ban5Os, V1olins. Guitars and Strings, 4s7 Pa, av.
BOOming.-For slightly damaged Div and
Fancy Goods, go to YoUNas ire sale 7S6 7th st.
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Ivory Starch-wash, starch and iron in i've
minutes. Perfect Try It Ask grocers. TUG
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Philips' DiEestible Cocn..

EnAHPD D18est1b1e Cocoa,
Unlike other cocoaS OF chocolates II IA not greasy
and though containing all the nutr1ment OF the
richest cocoa bean, Is prepared that it Will not
disturb digestion and makes a delicious table
drink. All druggists and grocers keep it. /
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TIE SCATTERED FRAGMENTS OF TIE PROCESSION
UNITE AFTER THE RAIN-THR MEETING LAST MIGHT
THK POLITICAL MATTERS REFERRED TO IN SPEECHES
AND REsoLCroNs-THE NEGRO AND THE DEMOCRAT
&c PARTY.
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Tor sALE-NICE LOT on MARYLAND AyENF
south front: sidewalk, sewer and gas. at 3oc per;
loot Nice Lot on last Capitol bet. IA snd lSth
SITS; 2oc. foot Washing ton Heal Estate Exchaure Y
l. cor OF Pa. ave- and lsSh NV arlS-2t.
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VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE TEN
SGT AND 929 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
COR MASS AVE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Some SpEc1A1rrEs
IN sHoRs.
LADIES' Low STREET SHOES. HANDMADE,
HEAVY SOLE, EXTENSION EDGE.
Some with patent leather tips, some plain. THREE
HUNDRED PAIRS in to-day Sizes and widtbs for
all KINDS OF FEET. Sell for $3.50 Good time to
get fitted now.
MEMS KANGAROO SHOES. 'f'''--
lE0yaa' sTa
JUST Tue incest tnlng you can bny for COAF0RT and
WEAK. Made Oh WAUKENFAST and FRENCH
LASTS In the lot some few dozens Of CONGRESS
FRENCH TOE, whole cut sides and tops, that We can
sell at Is. Take look at them
ORANGE CALF
Is something new in MEMS LAWN TENNIS and LOW
STREET SHOES (ORANGE applies to the color) They
are little loud but will be worn this season The
TENNIS are rubber soles. Sell for "a. The STREET
are leather bottoms, handmade. We have started
them at So L2
hi-4r 3II'z
We don't know why but we are selling lots Of MEMS
PATENT LEATHER SHOES Guess they are going
70 be the correct thing. Now, for STREET WAR
have quite good stock Of NEW STYLES, Think we
can fit you out in good shape.
Some LADIES' LAWN TENNIS. made of Black
Dongola. Patent Leather tip Shape and style new.
Price -.
EDMoNsToN 4 CO.,
1889 AND 1341 ST. AND e43 PA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

LIVERY. Hrn1se AxD SALE STABLE.
485H st. NV
ALI kind Of Light Hiring at Reasonable Prices.
Everything New and Stylish,
1spec'ai ATTENTION given to Boarding Horses
.pl2-1m THos. RusKK1L / co.